The Dark Age Digs project continues to capture hearts and imaginations, and we’re thrilled to share some exciting updates. Our nomination for the Current Archaeology Research Project of the Year Award has gained widespread media coverage, shining a spotlight on the significance of our work.
Recent articles about the project have appeared in:
We’re pleased to see that the project made the cover of Herald Scotland (bottom left corner), accompanied by a near full-page spread on page 3. The story celebrates the archaeological investigations that delve into the history and legends surrounding Merlin and Drumelzier’s Dark Age heritage.
Here’s a sneak peek of the Herald feature:
This recognition is a testament to the hard work and passion of everyone involved in uncovering Scotland’s Dark Age heritage. Don’t forget to cast your vote for us in the Current Archaeology Research Project of the Year Award!
Thank you to all our supporters, volunteers, and readers.
Thank you to everyone who voted for our Unearthing Ancient Tweeddale project that was nominated for Current Archaeology’s research project of the year award.
Congratulations to the National Trust for Scotland’s Archaeologists for their Pioneering Spirits project which won the award. What can we say but Slainte!
